Per head - Limousin: PS1143.90
Bombie, PS914.40 Mosshead, PS896 2 Tregallon.
(26) Leah Scragg, 'Re-editing Lyly for the Modern Reader, or the Case of Mother
Bombie's Stool', The Review of English Studies 63.258 (2012), 28, https://doi.org/10.1093/res/hgr007.
While Burby was one of the main stationers involved in the publication of commercial plays during the 1590s, responsible for playbooks such as Orlando Furioso (1594, 1599), Mother
Bombie (1594, 1598), The Cobbler's Prophecy (1594), The Taming of a Shrew (1594), and the second edition of Romeo and Juliet (1599), his dramatic output does not prioritize Shakespeare's plays nor authorial attributions.
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Bombie & Bridgestone.
While in terms of celebratory grandeur, the
Bombie Samba, Doll on a Music Box, and ultimately the grand Chitty Chitty Bang Bang ensemble in the Vulgarian castle ballroom, complete with a stage full of dancing kids, won the day.
(8) Pandit 2006:108 mentions that the name Dromio comes from Erasmus' Mother
Bombie; Segal 2001:287 points out that the Greek name Dromio (from [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], 'to run') would be an apt name for these servi currentes.
Commonly known as a
bombie, the bombs, which are the size of a baseball, often attract the attention of curious children.
(lines 28-37) (51) Lyly's printed plays: Campaste (1584), Sappho and Phao (1584, 1591), Midas (1592), Gallathea (1592), Mother
Bombie (1594), the Woman in the Moone (1597), Loues Metamorphosis (1601).
On Thursday night, the US Embassy presented a concert featuring collaboration between Nubian Drums, one of the many musical heritage projects of Islamic Cairo mainstay Intissar Abdel-Fattah, and the
Bombie Trio, a band from the US advertised as jazz but better described as a blues-rock cover band.
The project, titled Operation
Bombie, has received interest from the World Education Consortium and she has also donated some of the photos to Laos-based charity, Cope.
Coloring fabrics, playing at dice, and dying provide wit for the title character of Lyly's Mother
Bombie, as she tells Dromio's fortune: "Thy father doth live because he doth dye.
He said: "My son hit a
bombie [the local term for the devices] his body just exploded.